sysrpl

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Lazarus 4.0 Release(forum.lazarus.freepascal.org)
7 points by sysrpl 1y ago|0 comments
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by sysrpl 1y ago
It's super easy to design using OnShape. Hit me up with private message and I will show you everything you need to model 3D printable parts in under 5 minutes.
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Railroading the Pascal Language(getlazarus.org)
38 points by sysrpl 2y ago|15 comments
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by sysrpl 3y ago
The website zombo.com is actually quite relaxing. I spend a few hours each day visiting it.
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by sysrpl 3y ago
Is it that hard to: document.querySelectorAll("#some-form input").forEach(e => e.classList.add("error"));
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by sysrpl 4y ago
That is common at the moment. Their servers are overloaded due to the wild popularity of ChatGpt and often the session will just "break", erasing any context or learning it had acquired in your session. You must then start over.
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Did ChatGPT just form a thought?(getlazarus.org)
13 points by sysrpl 4y ago|15 comments
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Programming Pascal Using an AI Chatbot(getlazarus.org)
1 points by sysrpl 4y ago|0 comments
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by sysrpl 4y ago
Free Pascal was originally derived from Object Pascal and later Delphi, both of which added more object oriented programming features to Pascal. Additionally, it supports some of the more advanced features introduced to Pascal with later re
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A guided intro to the Free Pascal language(getlazarus.org)
178 points by sysrpl 4y ago|100 comments
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by sysrpl 4y ago
Today Microsoft released the next version of dotnet, known as dotnet 7. It includes many enhancements including new language features to C#, which they are calling C# 11. You can download the release of dotnet 7 here: https://dot
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Released Today: C#11 and Dotnet 7(learn.microsoft.com)
20 points by sysrpl 4y ago|1 comments
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Is an unknown MDM Certificate on a used iPhone a security risk?
2 points by sysrpl 4y ago|1 comments
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by sysrpl 4y ago
Do you guys plan on out of the box support Linux with VPE?
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by sysrpl 4y ago
Why is this on hackernews right now? It's an old program, closed source, hasn't been updated in ages, and the author abandoned it long ago because he doesn't like people using it to recreate tables. This seems like a shameles
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by sysrpl 4y ago
I've always though about that fact myself. Can somone find the answer to why didn't the GLSL designers / video card driver people make PI built into their language?
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by sysrpl 4y ago
It can be incorporated into a 3D scene as long as you can make a square billboard . You may have problems with clipping that' you need to address manually, but it might be worth it as you can get better visuals, assuming you are trying
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by sysrpl 4y ago
With a good phong it's all about the dot products and specular highlight (if you using highlights). Make sure you clamp the dot products and give yourself a minimum ambient light value of around 0.15 to 0.2.
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by sysrpl 4y ago
That's very interesting. Thank you for the link. From what I read and see in the images, I gather he's done the same thing I have, as you guessed as well. Obviously he's going much further. The author is using a subtle bump m
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by sysrpl 4y ago
I was around and writing OpenGL when we started getting the first programmable cards. Nvidia shot out first with their Cg language, but I held back and waited for the "Orange Book" to come up. I bought it right away and learned fr
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by sysrpl 4y ago
Well first of you get infinite smoothness and better lighting (and reflections if you add them) because there is no underlying geometry. It's just math. It's also much faster, as you're only giving the GPU four vertices defin
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by sysrpl 4y ago
Lol, wow what a find. You notice the details. I corrected it. Thank you.
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by sysrpl 4y ago
Fixed.
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by sysrpl 4y ago
I fixed it. Thanks.
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by sysrpl 4y ago
Here is a summary I wrote on my attempt to render balls using only a fragment shader. I am pretty happy with the result, and I've included a breakdown of the creation process.
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Rendering my (billiard) balls in a fragment shader(getlazarus.org)
244 points by sysrpl 4y ago|84 comments
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by sysrpl 5y ago
Having followed this project on youtube for a while, it would be nice if Stephen (one of the creators) posted a video of the machine actually working. All of his prior content has been related to trying to solve problems with his design. A
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by sysrpl 5y ago
This tool is not at all scientific or accurate. One problem is that this tool assumes most of the water flows through rivers and out to oceans, when in many cases water flows underground in aquifers, emerging elsewhere. In the US south east
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by sysrpl 5y ago
The original title of this submission until it was changed was "Is the Old Testament historically accurate". My response was to that title, no it isn't historically accurate.
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by sysrpl 5y ago
No it's not. The Genesis account states that the earth was created, then the oceans, then trees and plants, and after all that the sun the moon and the stars were created. The correct historical order is stars existed, then the sun was

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